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It starts with a guitar riff. Justin Faldyn plays lead, pulling rock and blues out of the strings. After a beat, comes the beat of the drums,...
A cool breeze flows on a Sunday as people listen to the strums of a guitar and smooth vocals. People stroll past stands and food trucks, stopping...
A new student organization aims to impact others beyond its own circle of faith. Last semester, education sophomore Quinn Merrick felt that...
This year's Eid Al-Fitr celebration, hosted by Texas A&M’s Muslim Student Association, or MSA, drew over 1,500 attendees on Wednesday,...
Grammy award-winning a capella group Chanticleer will perform at Rudder Auditorium on Thursday, April 11 at 7 p.m. The vocal ensemble, founded...
With music booming through speakers and a chance of a beer can hitting your head, Chilifest Music Festival arrived in full swing on Friday and...
Almost every morning, society, ethics and law senior Glenn Peacock hits the gym. Punching bags, speed bags, weights, repeat. The same routine,...
Biomedical science senior Aarthi Lokram is the executive director of Veterinarians Without Borders. Initially drawn in by the organization’s...
Dressed in sparkling dresses and detailed makeup, Draggieland’s five contests strutted through Rudder Auditorium at the 5th annual drag competition...
Every Easter after church, dance concentration junior Bailey Zettler and her siblings line up at the back door of their home. The youngest gets...
Texas A&M houses almost 70,000 students and nearly as many cats. The campus is home to a high feral cat population, most notably around Heldenfels...
Jared Shult was never interested in music. But in 2020, when millions of people boarded up in their homes and rooms, he said that all changed...